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WBC and LZ Promotions Unveil the Iconic Green and Gold Belt for Indian Boxing

Published 05/05/2021, 1:30 AM EDT

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World Boxing Council (WBC) and LZ Promotions have joined hands to bring a historic transition in Indian boxing. The oldest boxing organization, the WBC, has promoted the sport across the world. While the Indian subcontinent has been away from that global glory, the nearing collision between Chandni Mehra and Suman Kumari is going to change the structure.

The WBC Indian lightweight championship will see two prime female pugilists lock horns, bringing a fresh wave to the nation. Meanwhile, WBC President Mauricio Sulaiman shared the news via social media, sending global fans into a frenzy.

LZ Promotions Kingpin Parm Goraya has also revealed the news and has already released a glimpse of the iconic title. The title showcases Muhammad Ali and Jose Sulaiman alongside the iconic green and gold Indian belt, which will also feature the national flag. While Indian Boxing Council will commission the fight, fans can gear up for a nail-biting event.

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Per Mauricio Sulaiman’s social media post, LZ promotion is thrilled to bring the iconic belt to India and seems to have even bigger plans ahead.

Addressing the issue, CEO Parm Goraya said, “I’ve been a boyhood fan of the WBC, their Champions, and the beautiful green/gold belt growing up in England. On a professional level, I’m totally honored to be given the WBCs first-ever Indian Championship fight at my inaugural event on 1 May 2021. Chandni Mehra and Suman Kumari are two great female ambassadors for girls, women in life, and boxing.”

He added, “I’m excited by this fight as we have two Indian number one’s in their respective weight divisions putting their reputation on the line.”

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WBC India lightweight championship and the whole card

Apart from an alluring headliner, the fight card has several more contests to look out for. Goraya appears to have experience in managing several professional fights. Hence, he has brought eminent Indian boxers under one roof, putting umpteen intriguing matchups to the display.

The event was scheduled to happen on May 1. However, Covid-19 protocols have postponed the same, but it appears likely to happen soon. Here’s a look at the fight card.

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Pawan Goyat vs Sachin Nautiyal

Chandi Mehra vs Suman Kumari (WBC India Lightweight championship)

Pawan Maan vs Amit Rawat

Asha Roka vs Madhu Rani

Nikhil Sharma vs Shivam

Nida Muhammad vs Akshay Kumar

Amit Goyat vs Kartik Kumar

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Pooja Tokas vs Tenzin Pema

Vikas Kumar vs Gurudatt Baghel

Lalit Verma vs Akshay Kumar

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A senior boxing writer at EssentiallySports, Raj Sarkar is a mass media graduate who is currently pursuing his master’s degree in broadcast journalism. In addition to his current role, he has worked with the MMA team at EssentiallySports and has interviewed prominent fighters such as Ritu Phogat and 'The Red King' Rory MacDonald. He combined his bachelor's degree with his adoration for combat sports and has a combined 2000 plus bylines in MMA and boxing over the last two years.
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